On February 16, 2025, GPMI participated in the "Cycling for the Future" event in Ho Chi Minh City, organized by the Dutch Consulate and the Dutch Business Association. The event promoted sustainable transportation and a healthy lifestyle while showcasing GPMI's bicycle products.

In modern society, school violence, workplace aggression, and online bullying are critical issues that profoundly impact the mental health and development of many individuals, particularly young people. BRP's Yellow Day was established as a symbol of solidarity, compassion, and mutual respect to raise awareness and foster a collective effort to address these challenges.

To usher in the New Year gracefully, the company organized a spring opening ceremony featuring a traditional offering tray, a customary ritual on the first day of the year for many Asian cultures. In addition, red envelopes were distributed to each employee as a token of well-wishes for luck, fortune, and success.

In the vibrant atmosphere celebrating the arrival of spring, VPIC organized a heartfelt Tet gift-giving program that brings joy and warmth to employees and households in need within the Trang Bom district.

On October 5, 2024, VPIC Board of Directors representatives participated in the opening ceremony of the 2024-2025 academic year, coinciding with the 62nd anniversary of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education. This significant event not only highlights the university's development but also serves as an opportunity to strengthen the collaborative relationship between VPIC Group and the institution, focusing on training and cultivating human resources to meet the demands of the current labor market.

In the context of the increasingly significant impact of climate change and the rising demand for renewable energy, VPIC has decided to implement a project to install solar panels at its facilities. This initiative is designed not only to decrease electricity expenses but also to demonstrate the company's commitment to environmental sustainability.